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Prottbe deahbenssnccantna Seenren ee arr an ra rrr ane Ee par ren meaner emma ---- en en ee Vol. 3 Now 26 LARGEST, CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY July 1, 1948 Br apewrecoenstenseuntnenensashiengpe casemate trina siaboteneneeaaeeneanten pepe SSE ee Sealiocean FISH AND GAME ASSOCIATION TO SPONSOR FILA PROGRAMME To-night (July lst) at 8:15 pom, TO-NIGHT (JULY 1ST } in the Recreation Hall, Charles W. Dill, Field Conservation Officer for the Department of Lands and Forests will be at Terrace Bay with a very interesting programme of films which will include: "Demons of the Deep", "Trolley Ahoy", "Timagami Ranger", "Fish Tales" - (all about fishing in the Schreiber and Kenora areas), "Log Rolling", "Here Comes the Circus" and "Realm of the Wild", This programme, sponsored by the Terrace Bay Fish and Game Association, should be of interest to everyone in the community, As there will be no admission charge, we suggest that you come early to assure yourself a seat. 000 , SCHOOL IS OUT..,,,..sNEW SCHOOL UNDER CONSTRUCTION As in other parts of the country, school is out at Terrace Bay and for many youngsters, the holiday ahead seems nothing short of wonderful. - Along with many other "firsts" occurring at the present time around Terrace Bay, closing of school for the summer months marks yet another first and also a milestone. Last September, when the present school term began, grade school was opened for the first time in the community using as temporary facilities two townsite housesi Until that time all school pupils had been transported daily to school in Schreiber, a practice which is still followed with Continuation School Pupils. By the time the next school term commences in September of this year it is expected that the seven room school now under construction will be ready for use. The new school will include all grades from kindergarten up to and including Grade 8. In addition to Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Smith who have been the teachers at the school during its first term of operation, three additional teachers have been engaged for the new school and their duties will commence in September. They are as follows: Miss Eva Woloshyn of Geraldton, Miss Cecelia Noonan of Creighton Mine and. a kindergarten teacher, Miss Shirley Wright of Smooth Rock Falls, \ a0. 6 / TERRACE BAY SCHOOL PROMOTIONS From Grade I to Grade @ - Judy McCausland, Mary-Jo Schneble, Wayne Rudolf, Charles Bonnyeast1< Maxine Heuer, John Bird, Joan Hill, Walter Corrigan, Clifford Knauff, and Thomas Stevens, From Grade 2 to Grade 3 = Tim Rigby, Emma Galvin, Chuck Craig, Dick Bonnycastle, Jeanette Covington, Barbara Stevens and Richard Rowson, From Grade 5 to Grade 4 - Valerie McDonald and Tom Heuer-(conditional). From Grade 4 to Grade 5 - Helen Laundy and Jack Marsh, From Grade 5 to Grade 6 - Betty Dodge, Douglas Smith, Christine Heuer, John Galvin and Terry Cavanaugh. From Grade 6 to Grade 7 - George Bird and William Mersh, From Grade 7 to Grade 8 - Charmaine Dodge and Shirley Colquhoun, From Grade 8 to Grade 9 - Names will be announced officially within the next two weeks, 000 TERRACE BAY STUDENTS PROMOTED AT SCHREIBER CONTINUATION SCHOOL From Grade 9 to Grade 10 - Susan Lumbers, Benita Smith, Conditional - George DeLong. From Grade 10 to From Grade 10 to Grade Il 11 - Richard Lumbers (repeat mathematics),